NSA technical director: Sharing hacker information isn't enough, we need a shared response
The nature of cyberthreats aimed at both the U.S. government and private American companies calls for a dramatic shift in how the larger cybersecurity community shares information about hackers and collectively responds to attacks, said Neal Ziring of the NSA’s Capabilities Directorate.
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